From the Big Bear Lake Chamber of Commerce (MAP):

We have two zipline companies which can take you zipping through the trees, enjoying beautiful views along the way, Call ahead. One takes you to the Johnson Valley, and the other is up at the Cedar Lake Camp area.

We have a company that can take you off-roading in their own vehicle, which will save the wear and tear on yours? Just throw your sandwiches and drinks in the cooler , and they can take you where you want to go. There are set tours, but they can be tailored to suit you, and they are very reasonable. This company takes the studios out to search out movie locations for future films.

If you want to do your own off-roading (MAP for Moonridge to Sugarloaf), pick up a trail map and have fun! And don’t forget to pick up an Adventure Pass, which permits you to stop on Forest roads.

If you brought your own guns, you can try out the Shooting Range at the weekend.

Scenic Flights of the Valley and mountains are available for you to get a bird’s eye view.

Take the family bowling any time! Glow bowling at night, pool table, arcade games and great French fries. There is a full bar and a 105” tv. Don’t worry if you can’t bowl well, just push a button and the bumpers come up on the lanes.

We have a rescue animal park. The zoo (MAP) has been responsible for returning over 8,000 animals back into the wild! They have all kinds of animals you would expect to see in the mountains and desert areas, such as grizzly bear, black bear, wolves, mountain lions, owls & eagles! On the way there, stop at some great shops along Moonridge Rd., and check out the golf course next door. Did you know that your ball goes further because the air is thinner?

There is a petting zoo and horse riding stables at the east end of the valley. Go for a gentle walk, for the time span you choose. Open year round.

Go up to Snow Summit for a ski lift (YouTube Video)  chair ride to the top and hop off and hike around, hop back on to come down. or if you hooked your mountain bike on, on the way up, you can bike down. They have their barbecue going at the top, so it is easy to stick around to enjoy the views.

Stop at the bike rental stores for loads of info. And if you prefer street biking, they can help guide you there also. You can even rent the baby trailers to hook on the back of your bike.

If you like light walking along the shore to vigorous hiking amongst the rocks and trees, we have a trail for you.
The Forest Service runs the Discovery Center over on the North Shore. They run all sorts of activities: canoeing, kayaking, animal tracking, and have a display with animal fur you can touch, a gift shop filled with educational toys and books, and a café that has some outdoor seating with terrific views. People love to go and have their picture taken outside by the huge bronze bear. They run a summer concert series in their outdoor amphitheater and hold stargazing evenings, story-telling, and more……

Water activities include some great charter fishing companies with lake tours, several tour boats (Pine Knot Landing MAP), parasailing, jet skis, jet boat tours, all kinds of boat rentals, from peddle boats, electric fun boats, to kayaks & canoes, fishing boats and pontoon boats. There are six areas around the lake for various watercraft rentals.

Go for a swim at Swim Beach, cleared of weed, lifeguard on duty, inflatable slide and trampoline in the water, or go to the water slide at Alpine Slide and try the toboggan slide, the go carts, mini golf and arcade games. Meadow park also has a large jungle gym to help the kids burn off some energy.

Be sure to check out our Museum. They have real old cabins, a schoolhouse and even a teepee! All are staged so you can see how it really was.

Our restaurants are all pretty top notch. From special occasion dining to steaks, seafood, bbq, ethnic food and fast food, there is sure to be something for every palette. Only one restaurant on the lake, but several with a view of it. Let’s face it, how could there not be a view of something wonderful in Big Bear?

Shop all around our beautiful valley, from west to east, and don’t forget to enjoy Friday Nights in the Village (MAP). Family fun with activities, extra vendors, and free entertainment, and Wyatt’s Saloon at the Convention Center for family fun, really good food, and line dancing.

Pick up our information to see what is going on while you are here, and for when you come back!

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 Masonic Lodge All-YOU-CAN-EAT “Big” Breakfast

Big Bear Masonic Lodge No 617 announces that the 2009 “Big” Breakfast will be held on Saturday, October 17 from 7:00 am to 11:00 am. The menu includes eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes, and sausage gravy over biscuits along with coffee and orange juice and all the trimmings.

Thanks to The Grizzly Manor Cafe -Now just $6.00 for adults & $3.00 for children under twelve. By Special Arrangement with Mr. Noel Blanc we will again be featuring Looney Tunes.

So treat yourself and your family and assist the Masonic Lodge and in it’s fund raising efforts.

The lodge is located at 385 S. Summit Blvd. Go north off of Big Bear Blvd and the lodge is on the right side behind the Sheriffs station.

For more information about the Masons or to volunteer to help with the Big Breakfast. Contact the Lodge at 909- 866-2531 – email – info@BigBearMasons.com. Or log-on to www.BigBearMasons.com

Masonic Lodge No. 617, F&AM is a registered 501c3 in the State of California
Chartered under The Grand Lodge of California

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Big Bear has lots of restaurants priced to fit any type of budget. From Burger King and Dominos to Stillwell’s and North Shore Café in Fawnskin, you’ll find a wide variety of local dining choices.

Old Country Inn is a great family restaurant located on Big Bear Blvd. They have an incredible section sure to please everyone. Steak and chicken dinners are priced from $12.95 to $21.95. The have a fantastic selection of salads, German food, pasta and gourmet burgers starting at $8.95.

Our favorite restaurant is the new Nepalese/Indian restaurant called Himalayan. They opened in the Village this summer with moderately priced entrees starting at $6.95.

The Himalayan restaurant serves a variety of chicken, lamb and fish curries along with a complete vegetarian selection. Unless you like your food really spicy, we suggest you order you dinner spiced either mild or medium. Be sure to try their specialty bread. They use a clay oven to make flat breads (naan) stuffed with either garlic, onions, mashed potatoes or chicken. They also make home made chai tea, it’s excellent!

The Youtube video below is taken at the Grizzly Manor Café. It’s a local breakfast favorite! For a listing of restaurant menus throughout the Valley visit BigBearDining.Com.

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